Is Day 1 the whole study?
No. Day 1 is the part published on the web for that sermon. The app holds the rest of that week.
How the study works
How a 5-day sermon study works
A Scripture Journey sermon study takes one Sunday passage and walks it for five days. Day 1 is the free reading on the sermon’s web page. Days 2 through 5 are in the app, on the same passage, so the week is not a new topic every morning. You can sit all five days at once. The support page says there is no daily streak to break.
What you can read before you install anything
Open Studies, pick the church, and open the sermon. The page names the passage, the church, and the week. Day 1 is the part written to be read in a browser.
The later days are listed so you can see the week you are about to walk. Their full text is in the app. A browser link that pretends those days are on the website would be a dead end.
What “the same passage” means
The five days stay on the sermon’s passage instead of sending you to a different book each morning. Cross-references show up as other places to look, not as a new assignment that replaces the sermon.
If your church is not on the list, Support explains how to request it from the Today screen. The book-study library is a separate shelf and does not require that request.
Pace
Nothing in the product scores you for missing a morning. Do Day 1 on Sunday night, or do it on Thursday, or read the week in one sitting.
The current price is stated on the support page: free while Scripture Journey is getting started, with anything later marked Future Premium ahead of time. This guide does not add a different price.
Questions
Do I have to finish before the next Sunday?
No. A new sermon does not erase the page for the previous one. Finish the week you are actually in.